Pitch Perfect was based on a competition called ICCA, which stands for International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella. While the movie does not lie about the competition dramatics, they did overhype rival university group drama. Pace University’s very own a cappella groups can attest! Frequency and Tonal Recall are two competing a cappella groups on… Read More Pitch Please! I’m going to Sendoff!
Pace University held an event in the Bianco room from October 19th to 20th, hosted by a series of humanitarian disarmament campaigns and organizations. Issues discussed ranged from nuclear disarmament, to mine action, to humane tech and AI involvement in warfare. Students from Dr. Matthew Bolton’s Global Politics of Disarmament and Arms Controls course were… Read More 2024 Humanitarian Disarmament Forum
11 years ago, I was ten, and like most ten-year-olds, I thought my dad was the coolest person in the world. The only thing is, I wasn’t lying. I have always known my dad to be a bit crazy. He’s a guy who has jumped out of a plane over 5,000 times, ran the circumference… Read More Summiting the Seven
After one year, two years, maybe even three years, college student living on campus all get the itch to have their own place. Dorming is where you meet some of your friends for life! It is the beginning of a journey shown in hundreds of TV shows and movies, leaving you fantasizing about college life.… Read More The Big Move: From On- to Off-Campus Living
Copenhagen is a city booming with fantastic restaurants, bars, and energy. With its vibrant houses and welcoming people, it brings something different to the table. I went in January of this year, and while it was chilly, it was still lively and colorful. Starting with must-see sights, Kastellet is a fortress that dates back to… Read More Up Next on Macy’s Travels: Copenhagen!
Are you someone who prefers an adventure rather than a vacation? If you call yourself an explorer, your next trip should be to Morocco. Remember when I said the best thing about studying abroad in Europe was the easy travel? Well, why stop with Europe? This past weekend, I took my first trip to Africa,… Read More Unlocking a New Continent!
There are so many excellent reasons to study abroad in Europe. For me, the accessibility to cheap travel is the best one. I’ve been here for six weeks and traveled to five countries. As you can imagine, I have much to tell. I went to Paris a little bit ago, and now I am going… Read More A Weekend in Brussels
The city of love and lights is a dream destination for many travelers— as it should be. Paris is home to much history, art, and culture, which makes it easy to forget many of the city’s secret must-sees. I am going to take you with me on my journey through the city of Paris and… Read More How to Travel Europe Right: Paris Edition
By: Macy Hayes ’25 Being sustainable and living in New York City are two things that can seem daunting to achieve. However, Saloni Shah and Pace University are taking steps to make it interactive, educational, and fun! Saloni Shah is a senior honors student who is double majoring in economics and political science with a… Read More How One Student is Making 33 Beekman More Sustainable
Since 2005, on Fridays at noon, a small group of students have come together to relax, converse, and knit for charity at Park Row. I’m sure you’ve seen the flyers around campus or have received an email or two about the club. Intrigued, I wanted to know more and attended a meeting. I was thrilled… Read More Velma, Knitting, and Friends